Hurah dat de Bechergatz kraach!
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Hurah dat de Bechergatz kraach!, René Ackermann (1906-1918), Library of Congress. Via artnap.com
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A large, tall color lithograph shows an exaggerated caricature of a soldier in a red coat with white cross-belts, a tall yellow shako, and a powdered braided queue. He holds a musket whose muzzle is decorated with a bouquet of red flowers, and his mouth is wide open in an exclamation. The print is titled Hurah dat de Bechergatz kraach! and is attributed to René Ackermann, dated 1906-1918.
